The Commercial Spirit Raises the Standard of Living
Secretary Oscar Straus argues the commercial spirit lifts national living standards and promotes peace through trade. He contrasts 18th century declarations with modern commerce, praising opportunity and individual effort while warning against communism as a threat to progress.
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United States
Signs of Dissolution of the British Empire Visible
Cardinal LOGUE argues that emigration from Ireland fuels a progressive Ireland abroad and predicts the British Empire's dissolution as colonies revolt. He cites Australia and Canada moving toward independence, New Zealand and East Indies unrest, and rebel fires growing while England faces misgovernance abroad.
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England
Atlantic
Forster
Great Land League
America
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
East Indies
No Constitutional Amendment Needed
J F Dillon argues before the New York County Lawyers Association that the constitution remains supreme and unamendable by popular clamor or political force. He asserts the document preserves state rights and citizen protections, and that the Supreme Court’s authority clarifies limits without distortion.
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J. F. Dillon
New York County Lawyers’ Association
Supreme Court
National Education Association opens 46th convention in Cleveland
The opening session features a national council meeting and director discussions with scandal reports and resolutions. A Kansas spelling contest among Cleveland Pittsburg New Orleans and Erie pupils awards Cleveland the top score. Estelle Reel directs a government Indian schools exhibit showing Nez Perce children in full dress and war dances.
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Cleveland
National Council
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Erie
New Ortenna
Mae Thursby
Marie Bolden
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Nathan C. Shaeffer
Harrisburg
Edwin G. Cooley
Chicago
Switzerland
United States
Estelle Reel
Platt Testifies in Wood Case During Grand Jury Hearing
Senator Thomas C. Platt was wheeled into the New York grand jury room to testify in Mae C. Wood’s perjury case linked to a contested divorce suit. Witnesses included Edward Roland, ex valet to the senator, and Edward Hafely who testified about forged marriage certificate blanks. No action was taken and more witnesses were to be examined.
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Thomas C. Platt
Grand Jury
New York Criminal Court
Mae C. Wood
Garlan
Edward Roland
Edward C. Hafely
Mr. Hafely
O'Gorman
Hafely
Miss Wood
Judge Mills Delays Thaw Case Two Weeks for Briefs
In White Plains New York Judge Mills postponed the Thaw case two weeks to allow counsel to file affidavits and present arguments on the right to a jury trial. Thaw remains in custody in Poughkeepsie for counsel convenience as discussions continue.
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Poughkeepsie
Thaw
Treasury statement shows falling receipts and rising expenditures
The treasury report for the fiscal year ending June 30 1908 shows receipts about 599 million dollars, down 64.9 million from 1907, while expenditures total around 659 million, an increase of 80 million. Deficit roughly 144 million, with heavy costs in Panama canal and land reclamation projects and a record postal deficiency.
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Treasury
Panama Canal
Postoffice Promotions Across Nebraska and Nearby Cities
Promotions in first and second class post offices effective July 1 list clerks and carriers at Washington Fairbury Grand Island Haatings Lincoln Norfolk North Platte ywi Boone Dubuque Fort Dodge Fort Windison Independence with salaries from 400 to 1200 dollars. The schedules name the number of clerks and carriers and the pay ranges for each location.
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Washington
Nebraska
Fairbury
Grand Island
Lincoln
Norfolk
North Platte
ywi—Boone
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Fort Windison
Tornado wrecks Pukwana no injuries reported
A fierce tornado struck Pukwana South Dakota destroying twelve to fifteen stores and homes with every house damaged. Two large elevators toppled onto the Milwaukee track and the station was wrecked. The adjoining ranch suffered losses near $100000 as hail rain and wind swept a three mile wide path. A separate report notes a life preserver saved parachute jumper Mrs Dorothy Mack after a water rescue near Newark New Jersey. Swedish Free Mission Preachers elect officers in Minneapolis with A P Youngberg Omaha president and other named officers.
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Pukwana
Carpenter Sanberg
Hall
Mitchell
Dorothy Mack
Passaic River
Newark
N.J
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